Game Informer

Earlier in the week, news circulated about a trademark for Half-Life 3, which had been filed in the Trade Marks and Designs Registrations Office of the European Union website. It seems that the news of Half-Life 3's coming was greatly exaggerated.

Frictional Games is the independent studio that developed the 2010
horror hit Amnesia: The Dark Descent. The studio has finally started to
tease it's next project.

This might be the oddest set of lawsuits we have ever covered.

Many staff
members (and one intern) are causing yet more chaos in Los Santos. Some
of us are also playing some older titles, preparing for Pokémon X and Y,
and going to see Gravity.

Electronic Arts has announced an international competition that will pit USA against Europe in Battlefield 4.

Nippon Ichi has come up with some crazy titles for Disgaea, but they're still not crazy enough. Luckily, one brave GI editor is here to help.

If you picked up the fantastic re-release of the GameCube classic, you'll want to do this ASAP to save yourself a lot of time.

One variant of the prototype Steam Machines is both powerful and expensive. 

BioShock 2 is now on Steam, and those that own the original Games for Windows Live release get it for free.

We posted our review for the upcoming X & Y today, and even though
Pokémon have finally, officially moved into the third dimension, they're
not quite as impressive as this art.

You can win in-game and real loot just by playing Borderlands 2 in October.

Tiny Death Star combines NimbleBit's friendly economy sim with the power of The Force.

After seven months of asserting that SimCity is an online game, Maxis is looking for a way to allow users to unplug.

Ken Levine talks about BioShock Infinite, weaving a complicated tale, and keeping the conversation alive.

Pro Starcraft players are competitive on the go-kart track, too.

DICE creative director Lars Gustavsson says that the Bad Company franchise still has a future.